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Judd Trump was ‘absolutely over the moon’ for his mate Jack Lisowski after he stunned Neil Robertson in the second round of the World Snooker Championship, admitting that he wasn’t sure Jackpot believed he could score the huge win.
Schedule Ad/> Tuesday, 26 April World Championship'He was strong in all departments' — White feels O’Sullivan should now think he is favourite23/04/2022 AT 19:24 10:00 Stephen Maguire v Ronnie O'Sullivan Yan Bingtao v Mark WIlliams 13:00 Stuart Bingham v Judd Trump Jack Lisowski v John Higgins 19:00 Stephen Maguire v Ronnie O'Sullivan Yan Bingtao v Mark WIlliams How to watch the event The World Snooker Championship 2022 will be available on Eurosport and discovery+, with all the latest news, reaction and highlights on Eurosport.com.
Stuart Bingham knows he has a tough test ahead of him in facing Judd Trump in the World Snooker Championship quarter-final, but says the former world champion does not hold any kind of aura or fear factor.
Judd Trump produced a shot of the tournament contender as he navigated the nervy closing stages of his thriller with Anthony McGill at the World Championship on Monday. Leading 12-11 in the best-of-25 encounter, and with the players locked in a safety exchange, Trump was presented with a tricky cut on the yellow to get amongst the final colours. He needed the yellow plus the green and brown, which were perched down the other end of the table, to leave McGill requiring snookers.
Judd Trump held off a thrilling fightback from Anthony McGill to reach the quarter-finals of the World Championship at the Crucible. Former world No. 1 Trump, who won the World Championship in 2019, saw his 10-6 lead at the start of the session reduced to just a single frame.
Neil Robertson hit a stunning 147 against Jack Lisowski at the World Snooker Championships in Sheffield. The Aussie knocked in the maximum break to reduce the deficit to one frame at 10-9.
Neil Robertson fired the 12th 147 break in World Snooker Championship history in the 19th frame of his second round match against Jack Lisowski.
Neil Robertson further immortalised himself at the World Championship with a magnificent 147 maximum break. The Australian has had little luck at the Crucible since his 2010 world title, but filleted a mesmerising perfect total clearance to enter the record books with the 12th maximum in snooker’s biggest tournament. Ad/> Many maximums come when the pressure is off, but Robertson was 10-8 down to Jack Lisowski in their second-round match when he got in amongst the balls.